Good evening people!
So, I've been having problems with the framerate in some games, specifically Battlefield 4 and Wildstar. I am an AMD user and admittedly Wildstar isn't optimized for AMD but Battlefield 4 is.
Framerate in BF 4 is around 25-35 when in heavy combat (lots of particles around) and 12-17 in Wildstar (again lots of particles).
Now my knowledge in gaming systems specifically is limited but I think my system is better than that and I just want to know your opinion.
Details:
Processor: AMD Phenom II x4 965 3.4 GHZ black box
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3P
Graphics Card: Radeon HD7790 2GB. Core Clock-1075Mhz, Memory Clock-1500Mhz
Ram: 8GB
Os: Windows 7 64bit
So, do you think I should set up a new system and/or go for intel this time?
Thanks a lot for taking the time to help me out.
PS I've tried every settings preset and the increase in fps is either non-existent or
non-noticeable.
So, I've been having problems with the framerate in some games, specifically Battlefield 4 and Wildstar. I am an AMD user and admittedly Wildstar isn't optimized for AMD but Battlefield 4 is.
Framerate in BF 4 is around 25-35 when in heavy combat (lots of particles around) and 12-17 in Wildstar (again lots of particles).
Now my knowledge in gaming systems specifically is limited but I think my system is better than that and I just want to know your opinion.
Details:
Processor: AMD Phenom II x4 965 3.4 GHZ black box
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3P
Graphics Card: Radeon HD7790 2GB. Core Clock-1075Mhz, Memory Clock-1500Mhz
Ram: 8GB
Os: Windows 7 64bit
So, do you think I should set up a new system and/or go for intel this time?
Thanks a lot for taking the time to help me out.
PS I've tried every settings preset and the increase in fps is either non-existent or
non-noticeable.
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